Nelo Mitranim

If having it globally causes problems in some projects, and if `rustfmt.toml` doesn't work, you can create Sublime projects for those folders, and put `RustFmt` settings in project settings.

The plugin expects the Rust tools to parse their corresponding configs, be it `.toml` or something else. But wait, if `cargo fmt` picks up settings from `Cargo.toml`, why not use...

Thanks for looking into it, I'm out of the loop since I only occasionally deal with Rust. I feel like `rustfmt` should be the one pulling `edition` out of `cargo.toml`....

This might sound counterintuitive coming from the author, but I recommend you don't spend time on jisp right now. Lack of tests aside, as a language, jisp is inferior to...

Tried this in 0.2.21 and it broke a bunch of things. Need to retry later, more carefully.

Similarly, sometimes you have to double _unquote_ things (using `(unquote ,x)` because the tokeniser doesn't let `,,x` through). This doesn't seem right.

The lack of this feature is a deal-breaker for me. LSPs don't exist for many languages (which I use). Currently I use Sublime Text, which does support global indexing, and...

Worth noting that not only many languages lack a language server, but also that LS-based references don't work across languages. Which is a shame, because in multi-language projects, you often...

Thanks, didn't know this. Might make use of it. I hope we can agree that the general solution would be preferable.

I agree that whichever way we provide, needs to be accessible to most users. Requiring special knowledge, like extensions of various Sublime-specific files, is not accessible. Part of the idea,...